ALF Reboot in the Works at Warner Bros. TV

Variety has confirmed that an ALF reboot is in the works at Warner Bros TV.

It seems that this ALF reboot is still in very early stages of development as little is known about the plot and staff producing it. In the Variety article, it was said that:

“One idea that has reportedly been discussed for the reboot would involve ALF emerging from Area 51–where he has been held captive since the original series finale–and observing how much the world has changed since that time.”

No writers have been attached to the project as of yet and according to The Hollywood Reporter, the proposed reboot is still looking for a network to air on.

ALF was an NBC sitcom that aired for four seasons on the network before ending abruptly in 1990. The plot revolved around ALF (an acronym for Alien Life Form) being taken in by the suburban Tanner family after the alien crash lands into their garage.

This isn’t the only beloved sitcom rumored to be returning from the dead. Kelsey Grammer has been reportedly meeting with potential writers and pitching ideas to producers regarding a reboot of Frasier.Frasier was an NBC series that ran from 1993-2004.

Roseanne was another once adored sitcom that made a return to television screens this year. Even though it had solid ratings and decent reviews, the show was ultimately canceled due to racist tweets made by the series star Roseanne Barr. A spin-off titled The Conners is currently in development revolving around a Roseanne-less Conner family.

What are your thoughts on this potential reboot? What series would you like to see again? Are you a fan of these sitcom revivals? Let us know in the comments and be sure to follow us here at The Nerd Stash for all of your nerdy news and needs!

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